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A story about evil advertisers spamming our mobile phones.

Chicago, IL, Apr. 8 (UPI) -- Advertising to mobile phone users may be a brand new marketing medium, but it already represents a significant threat to commercial television, industry experts told UPI's Wireless World.
Results of a survey released this week in London by the global advertising agency BBDO, a division of Omnicom, indicated that consumers today are more willing to forgo their televisions than their wireless phones. That means before the decade is over, advertising to mobile phone customers eventually may surpass TV as the most potent media for marketers. By Gene Koprowski

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